Shit Show

Here's an illustration I did for my birthday party flier, which we celebrated at Boiler Room in the East Village.

Western landscapes

I was again commissioned to do several more landscapes, for mini-series I'm working on. Inspired by Carl Rungius' paintings of the Canadian Rockies, I kept the colors within the 1930's styles, but erred on the side of violet and gold (per the designer's request).

Eucalyptus School

In the 1920s, the California Impressionists had a following of artists that painted Southern Californian eucalyptus so often, they were deemed the "Eucalyptus School."

For the miniseries that I'm working on, I was commissioned to paint some Pasadena landscapes in the vein of the California Impressionists. Here are two of the larger paintings, to be displayed in a 1930s restaurant!

"Get away from her, you BITCH"

It was only a matter of time before I inserted myself into a scene from the "Alien" franchise. I mixed a few elements from different photos I found online, although the following 5 are the basis for my illustration.

"There isn't enough life on this ice cube to fill a space cruiser." - Han Solo

Instead of a typical Jedi costume, I thought it would be fun to insert myself into the battle of Hoth from "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back." I actually had about two dozen reference photos to use. I was going to put in snowspeeders and AT-ATs, but the concept worked better simplified. Just a guard over Echo Base, in the calm before the storm.

The Last Stand of Numa Rar

One of my favorite "Last Stand" illustrations, Numa Rar died defending her sister Aleema.

WIP: Numa Rar

Here are the works in progress leading up to the final "Last Stand of Numa Rar" illustration...